MAGIC Clinical Practice Alliance Committee
The Metro Alliance of Geriatric Providers formed as a group of geriatric primary care organizations serving residents in long term care, transitional care, assisted living and other senior living communities. The purpose has been to create common, evidence-based approaches to care from our collective wisdom and practices.
In 2018 the Metro Alliance merged with the Minnesota Association of Geriatrics Inspired Clinicians and became the Clinical Practice Alliance Committee (CPAC).
© Minnesota Association of Geriatrics Inspired Clinicians 2019
Clinical Practice Alliance Committee Meeting Minutes: June 24, 2019
We are pleased to present the 2019-2020 updated facility and provider group influenza tool kit. In 2019, we noticed a variance in influenza monitoring, treatment and chemoprophylaxis throughout facilities and health care systems. We acknowledged patients would be better treated if there was a standardized process as it would shorten the time of drug to patient during confirmed cases and outbreaks in facilities. We worked with a DNP student from the University of Minnesota. Current facility policies and health care system orders were reviewed and reconciled prior to staringt the project. Literature was reviewed and drafts were vetted by the providers of Metro Alliance multiple times.
We encourage this protocol and order set to be used by the Medical Director and DON to plan for a potential influenza outbreak and using the Chemoprophylaxis order set. Having a discussion and making a decision about which renal function calculation to be used ahead of time will help facilitate fast initiation of chemoprophylaxis treatment. Please note, that if the Medical Director and DON decide to use CrCl, it would be imperative to understand who would do the calculations prior to the orders being signed.
2019-2020 brought an updated protocol that includes:
Clinical Practice Alliance Committee (CPAC) of MAGIC
2020-2021 CPAC Influenza Facility Letter
2020-2021 CPAC Influenza Protocol
MAGIC Recommendations for Facility and Provider Teams on COVID-19 Management 3.18.20
CPAC Influenza Protocol
CPAC Influenza Immunization Recommendations
CPAC Facility Recommendations for the Prevention and Management of an Influenza Outbreak
CPAC Influenza Screening Guideline for Nursing Staff
CPAC Standing Orders for Skilled Nursing Facilities
AMDA IOU Study UTI Toolkit
Organizations Involved:
Allina Health
BlueStone
Care Choice
CentraCare St. Cloud
Consultative Health and Medicine
Fairview
Genevive
HealthEast Care System
Health Partners
Hennepin County Medical Center
Integrated Care by Medica
Lifesprk
Long Term Professionals
Mayo Clinic
North Memorial Health
Optage
Park Nicollet
Stratis Health
Twin Cities Physicians
University of Minnesota Physicians
The Metro Alliance of Geriatric Providers formed as a group of geriatric primary care organizations serving residents in long term care, transitional care, assisted living and other senior living communities. The purpose has been to create common, evidence-based approaches to care from our collective wisdom and practices.
In 2018 the Metro Alliance merged with the Minnesota Association of Geriatrics Inspired Clinicians and became the Clinical Practice Alliance Committee (CPAC).
© Minnesota Association of Geriatrics Inspired Clinicians 2019
Clinical Practice Alliance Committee Meeting Minutes: June 24, 2019
We are pleased to present the 2019-2020 updated facility and provider group influenza tool kit. In 2019, we noticed a variance in influenza monitoring, treatment and chemoprophylaxis throughout facilities and health care systems. We acknowledged patients would be better treated if there was a standardized process as it would shorten the time of drug to patient during confirmed cases and outbreaks in facilities. We worked with a DNP student from the University of Minnesota. Current facility policies and health care system orders were reviewed and reconciled prior to staringt the project. Literature was reviewed and drafts were vetted by the providers of Metro Alliance multiple times.
We encourage this protocol and order set to be used by the Medical Director and DON to plan for a potential influenza outbreak and using the Chemoprophylaxis order set. Having a discussion and making a decision about which renal function calculation to be used ahead of time will help facilitate fast initiation of chemoprophylaxis treatment. Please note, that if the Medical Director and DON decide to use CrCl, it would be imperative to understand who would do the calculations prior to the orders being signed.
2019-2020 brought an updated protocol that includes:
- The option of using GFR or CrCL per medical discretion
- Adding INR draw when started on pharmacological intervention
- Improved/cleaner order options
- An additional page of Dosage Adjustments Order based on new renal functions
- Improved editing and formatting to allow the first and second page to be printed back to back to allow a “1 sheet” order set.
Clinical Practice Alliance Committee (CPAC) of MAGIC
2020-2021 CPAC Influenza Facility Letter
2020-2021 CPAC Influenza Protocol
MAGIC Recommendations for Facility and Provider Teams on COVID-19 Management 3.18.20
CPAC Influenza Protocol
CPAC Influenza Immunization Recommendations
CPAC Facility Recommendations for the Prevention and Management of an Influenza Outbreak
CPAC Influenza Screening Guideline for Nursing Staff
CPAC Standing Orders for Skilled Nursing Facilities
AMDA IOU Study UTI Toolkit
Organizations Involved:
Allina Health
BlueStone
Care Choice
CentraCare St. Cloud
Consultative Health and Medicine
Fairview
Genevive
HealthEast Care System
Health Partners
Hennepin County Medical Center
Integrated Care by Medica
Lifesprk
Long Term Professionals
Mayo Clinic
North Memorial Health
Optage
Park Nicollet
Stratis Health
Twin Cities Physicians
University of Minnesota Physicians
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